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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-22

\ NEW MUSICAL PRODIGY OF Paris, the
child Hoffman, continues to excite the
greatest enthusiasm wherever he appears.
Without considering him as modern
7zozart, he has certainly wonderful exc
cation, facility, memory, and q remark
able talent for improvisation. He lis
tens attentively to melody which he
hears for the frs time and Immediately,
without q momeIls hesitation or study,
he carries that original theme through a
dozen OF more variations, never losing
it, and never giving it more embellish-
m4nt than its rhythm and musical idea
c:u support. Hoffman comes from Vi
u..ua, and is said to be only line years.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-22
NO.. 27.

fund, they gave away for no considera-
tion whatever at least S7,056, ,S27.50 of
the peoples money.
So it was that, by paying sl,30O,000
in bribes, Jacob Sharp intended to save
five and half millions of money which.
with the thirteen hundred thousand be-
sides, he should rightfully have paid for
the franchise. Aud, when each of the
aldermen pocketed his S24, COO bribe, he
sold out the people of New York city to
the amount of 100000 in gross, or
over S352, 900 q year in revenue.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-22
She is the IDOL OF Ny Heart

Well. then, why don't you do some,
thing to bring back the roses to he1
cheeks and the light to her eyes: Don't
YOU see she IS suffering from nervous
debility, the result Of female weakness:
\ bottle OF Or. Harte!'s Iron Tonic
viii brighten those pale cheeks ard send
new life through that wasted form. i
yon love !!er take heed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-22

GENERAL Z. p. ALEXANDER, a we'll
mos5ed man il railroad matters, thinks it
very doubtful whether the Inter. State
Commission will suspend the fourth
clause of the Act after the 5th July. He
thinks that instead OF 9 rigid enforce
1.crt of tie long and short haul clause,
t!.9 line ought to be drawn somewhere,
and he indicates the rule which he pre-
fs.s as follows: ''No rates below cost;
Tree competition above cost.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-22

! wife siyly attached a paGo:nctcr to Lcr
husbands coat wien be went oIt It;fter tea.
''ius. TO balance his books. The little
meter told Of - miles on his return. It is
long walk around billiard table for so
MANY hours
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-22

! GRour OF ANARCHISTS, numbering
:.:i@ety meu and women, has been discoy-
.red ct Columbus, O. A blasphemous
secset circular issued by the group advo-
Gates arson and murder, and even the
killing Of the wives and children of capi-
ts.lists. The knights of Labor in Co.
lunbus unsparingly denounee the An
archists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-22

A woman may be as true as steel but
then you know some steel is too highly tenn
pered.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-22
Other Protests.

Protests against the proposed return
os the flags have been received from the
Governor Of Wisconsin, the Governor of
Kansas, toe Governor OF Iowa, and from
many other prominent men at the North
and the West.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-22
TIE VALUE OF THE OATS CROP.
FACTS AND FIGURES DRAWN FROM
ACTUAL EXPERIENCE.

How the Grain !'lourishes In Different
Sections, and How it is Made Profitable
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-22
CONFEDERATE BATTLE FLAGS.
TWELVE HISTORIC BANNERS OF
SOUTH CARGLINA'S SOLDIERS.

General Drum'S Manly Letter 10 the Sec
retary of W.r--The Flags froIa the Pax
ne.to State--The Presidents Final
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-06-22

II, as i. woQit: He perfectly proper to
assume, the Droadwsy franchise had
sold for as much as the Fulton street
franchise. il would have brought into
the city treasury SOB, l33 year fo: i've
years and S224, 66G. 81 year tol all time
after five years On tbs basis OF calcu-
iat;on, then, tie city is losing at tie
present line by the corrupt compact
S;2H33i yS3. GG per annum, and i: will lose
after the lapse Of fouc :ears IRON date
So, Sl6.35 a yea-.
Do these figures make plain the full
extent Of the city's loss by the venallty
of is 1855 aldermen? No, and for this
reason: Money IS worth at the present
time il New York city fully l5 per cent.
per a1nun1, and S352, ,Si6.3S would pay
the interest at i've per ce2t. on $685.,
327G0. Therefore, When those alder,
men gave the Broadway franchise fo'
] ST, 900 year and their own corruption
, 1887-08-18
CFrom Yesterdays Daily.)

Rooms TO rent Apply at this Office.
Judge Kuhn went up to Tacoma this
week.
Capt. Fred. Munroe is in command of
the Libby, with Harvey Hannah as mate.
Gents neckwear from 10 cts. upwards
at Nj. Bernstein's San Francisco Store. -"
Hon. L. d. Warbass, Deputy Collec-
Tor of Customs at Friday HaFbor was in
town yesterday.
Grifiiths, Bridges & Stetson have some
attractive lettering on the windows OF
their business offices.
The Queen CITY Boiler Works have
finished the boiler for the Port Townsend
Electric Light Company.
Inspectors, after investigating the
Fleetwood Hayward collision suspended
the officers OF both steamers.
Colored shirts, including two collars
aud one pair of cuffs, for 81 90 ut NJ.
Bornstcin'H San Francisco Store.
Capt Green, formerly Master of the
steamer Emma Hayward, is Commander
Of the George l.. Starr, vice Roberts
transferred to the North Pacific.
, 1887-08-18

There is 4 prospect of securing Dr. j.
Ii. Worman aud an able corps of teach
cEs to start building up The University
Of Puget s;ouaJ this fall. Prof. Wor.Gan
j., an clU .o-rr If ..atiaIu reputation.
lie is tue aGtlos of "WoGmau's Nation
al Language Method, a1i his books are
used IN many Of Ia leading educational!
institutions ui tue cast. He has built
up sclcol a. Round Lake, \ Y, that
Is pronounced, though but two years old,
equal to Chautauqua. He is editor Of
the Sagatogiaa, one of the leading
eastern educational journals. His life is
given in Johuson's CyclopmIia If he
comes this fall it is safe TO say that lie
will have large school 10 start with
pext September. Some suitable build
ing could be obtained for the prelimi-
nary work. The Importance of this op-
portuaity is very great, as it means
rapid growth for the Institution.
, 1887-08-18


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From, sa,uroax.s nai,x.

4. D. Attridge OF Port Ludlow is in
town.
Bishop Paddock arrived last night
from Neah Bay.
L. II. Gays OF Dungeness has been in
town few days.
Miss Kate Field is in town, a guest at
the residence of Capt. II. T Beecher.
The Dispatch brought L. d. Rich, II.
d. Gano and Mr.. Westfall from Port
Angeles.
dr. Alfred Ste'son, ma.a on the
steamer Dispatch viii take a similar
position on the North Pacific.
Special Agent Ca fson of the general
land Of ee Is here, dn his way to Quill
sa'e to inv land entries,
less -oag and Pomeroy OF
Seattle ,ut on hunting expedition
10 tue ozS Lakes below Cape Flattery
". c. Garfield is erecting a store
onildIn~ It Crescent Ray below Port
APget - viii pat in a stock OF goods
Pet -'oVe Il Conner's new whar
uaek OF their husIress house is an oxten
'aSe stf"'F' They aFc preparing for big
trade
goIrteen Pennsylvania families re
py settled near Stockport, Oowlit
pity, and forty families more are ex
ted.
, 1887-08-18
Esc- aIutz5u~ Ok Thanks.


Ata meeting q tire },onen's Chris
tiau Temperance Ju:aa of Port Town
send, ,s'G August 9Th 1850, tie follow
iu- resolutions werc unanimously passed:
"UEEE.s. Nil Laiar5 Henry IcHuo.-
shot, Tie Drummer 10y Of tie Kappa
hGHOcE, On has recent Ti-lL to Port Town
send, gave III entertainment iDF the bgu-
eft Of the Public Reading Room.
E'sGIrs|. That We tender him our Eln-
cerc thaUhs for the fine musical enter
eminent gwen by him at tAis place, aud
tordially recommend him TO the public
generally. and especially to the Women's
Christian Temperance Unions, wherever
La may happen t. he.
Res0ired, THAT we tender Our thanks
to the members Of the I, 0. G. T., and
others who so kindly assisted us in this
entertainment. Respectfully,
CYNTHIA :. J.CKIAN,
Rec. SCc'y.
, 1887-08-18
The warehouse on the new Eisenbeis

The warehouse on the new Eisenbeis
wharf is nearly completed.
Messrs. Glasscock AID Stockand are
erecting couple OF dwelling houses for
Wm. Katz, next to tue Red Mems Hall
on Maple Avenue
Theodore Christian has been appoint
ed temporarily as night inspector on the
bark Rydalmere, now discharging rail-
road iron at Seattle.
The schooner Fred E. Sander was
successfully launched Tuesday from Hall
Bros. ship yard at Port Blakeiy. Quite
a number of Seattle people were present
to witness the event.
The Pension Department ut Wash
iagton has jlst allowed pension of s.
per month % Mrs. s. J. Weir of Dun,
geuess, from Jan. -, 1887. as the widow
of John Weir, dec, and for services per-
formed by him in the Mexican war.
, 1887-08-18
Contracts Awarded.

WAsuIYGToE, Aug. 15.-The secretary
of the navy today awarded the contracts
for the construction of the five new naval
vessels for which bids were opened re-
Gently Cruiser No. /, the Newark, is
awarded 10 Cramp & Sons. for 81, ,21S,000
The plans for the hull and the contrac-
tors plans for the machinery of cruiser
No. 1 goes to Cramp 5S Sons, under the
contractor plans, for S1.350,000, Cruis-
er No. is awarded to the Union Iron
works, of Sar Francisco, according to
the departments plans for hull and ma
chinery, for 81 .A28,O00, and gunboats
Nos. 3 and 60 10 n. f. Palmer, Jr., &
Co., OF New York, Roach's assignee, at
$3.50, 600 each.
Financial EseprcssiOn III Peru.
SAN FRASCIsCo, Aug. I3.-Bernard
Cozzaretto, who has just returned from
South America, gives rather q gloomy
view Of the commercial situation in Peru
and Chill. In conYersation with re-
porter today Mr.. Cozzaretto said The
financial depression in Peru was arpal-
| ling. There was no gold or silver at all
in circulation, the currency of the coun-
try being exclusively government paper
notes and coppers. The credit OF the
government has reached such low ebb
that its paper Is only worth 81 cents on
the dollar. In coming away he had to
exchange his Peruvian notes at the rate
OF $40 in paper for 81 in American
money. The laboring classes are miser-
ably poor. Their condition appears to
be getting mo-e wretched, Debts and
taxes arc piling up and trade is paral-
yzed. Agriculture is stagnant and min
ing and manufactures are at a standstill
while Ignorance and superstition are
rampant.
just now il both Chill and Peru the
cholera, which continues to break ont
sporadically, operates to disturb brs;-
ness and stItle enterprise. The people
continually being excited by reports of
its ravages in other quarters.
Puget sound Customs District.
PoRT townsend, Aug. I5.-The COM
mercial statistics for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1887, in the customs dis
tFiet of Puget Souud, just completed for
the bureau of Navigation, showed the
revenue collected to be S40,015; miscel-
laneous receipts, S22,249; an increase
over last year of $4,000, value of i'm
ports, $34S, ,277; value of exports, 81, ,769,-
209, There was very large gain in
coastwiso entrances, 155 vessels, netting
149, All tons; clearances, 107 vessels, or
l04, ,733 tons; foreign entrances, cdrgoes,
2i6; ballast, 593; total tonnage, 500, ,1S6;
foreign clearances, cargoes, 675; vessels
ballast, 230; total tonnage, 409.70S; max
ing whole tonnage OF entrances and
clearances of 1864 O3S. Vessels regis
tered, IS, or 2,77I tons; vessels docu-
mented. 168, or 40,307 tons The Gus
toms business is increasing very rapidly.
The CorwIE-
SAN FRANCsCo, Aug. 12.-The revenue
cutter Corwin, which left here on the
2d inst. for cruise to Portland and
,1 4Ia Oroco, aoaaF mr.
, 1887-08-18
E0TEL !SREII11E.S.

CentTdl-M. j. Carkeek, Seattle; p.
n. AIMS, AdertoD; n L. Fuglesang,
Stekkeford; @. Gilbert, Astoria; G. But
Ter, Victoria; J. Steinberger, San Fran
cisco.
CoSmopOlitdn-J. johnson, Snohom-
ish; John Brown, Victoria; C. Nelson;
j. IL. ROos, G, O. Daughlin and j. Al.
Schafer, Portland: II. A. Dearborn,
Dakotu; 4. Nelson, Seattle; II. Simpson.
HadIock; q. Wailan. Miles City; o. E.
Erickson, New York; p. johnson, Sno-
homish.
, 1887-08-18

Am. ship Normandy, Tukey, sailed
yesterday, with cargo of 92O.CJ0 feet of
lumber bound to San Diego. She was
towed TO sea by tug Mogul.
Am. bark Ceylon, Calhoun. is in bar
bor Capt. Calhoun is an old resident
of this place.
Bark Cassandra Adams, Whaldrom,
arrived yesterday, q days from San
Diego. She viii load at Tacoma for San
Pedro.
Am. schr, Corona, McAllep, arrived
yesterday, 81 days from San Pedro. She
will load lumber at Port Gamble for her
return cargo
Bari, Shirley, Bogaua, arrived in the
bay today from Tacoma, in tow of tug
Tacoma. She viii proceed to San
Pedro.
, 1887-08-18

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his home at Lopez today, after careful
ard laboFious service on the University
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once III the absence o' water MeFFiek
VINO Is paving TIE ground "ld tearing
the bark OIL the tall ir trees on t'e clas-
SIC shore OF DoceWaliopS bay.
Mr.. A. Diner, one of the leodipcr mer-
chants and capitaIists of Vicfnria mr.
rived in town today. MIR. Ofncr vas
book-keeper for Baron RotbscbiIl here
MANY vears ogo ia hos ooo,iro1 -
competence in business for himself, ana
will start in few months for an extend
ed tour through Europe
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Wednesday, for trip mp Hoods Canal,
went on the steamer Enterprise. 1t con-
sisted OF Howard Hill, DR.. Eagleson
Walter Merrick, Bert Adams, G.. Payne,
John Stoekand, Mrs, Stockand, Prof
and Mrs. j. f. Browne, Misses Cora and
Mary Bash, Miss Belle StockaDd, Miss
Eliza Payne and Miss Reese. They
VIII arrive home about week from to-
DAY.
Messrs. Lewis, Denny and Dillon re
turned to their homes today, after max
lug very thorough investigation into
values of University lands Probably
on account of so much adverse comment
from the outside as to these land values,
they were extremely careful and puncti,
liOus. Four forty-acre tracts of land on
Discovery bay were reduced from SI2.5C
to $40 per acre-making a total reauc-
ton of S4OO. On one eighty-acre tract
there was q reduction of $500. On
another tract there was reduction OF
$500. One fifteen-acre tract was cui
the other valuations were left nc before
eSeent the clio ,ybioI, rvo, o5-,o,,ooa f-oD,
, 1887-08-18
shipping %S3C>.

LFTum Tuesday Daily
Nor. bark BenGuela, FGglefang, loaded
with 568,9GO feet OF lumber at Port
Blakeiy is lying in the bay waiting for
the tug AIoguI. which Is engaged 10 tow
her TO seq. Her destination IS Mel
bourne,
Ger. bark Z. 9. sie5en, Bruhn, arrived
&his morning from Ludlow, with a cargo
OF lumber. consisting OF IS0,I51 feet
After shipping a few semen she VIII
proceed to Sydney.
An. bark Ceylon, Calhoun, arrived
last night in tow Of tug Tacoma from
Tacoma with a cargo Of 5O5,O0J feet oI
lumber. She will proceed TO Honolulu
An. schr. Queen, Brands. sailed yes
terday with Il cargo Of lumber from Port
Madison, bound tc one OF the southern
ports.
The Br. bark Ven Molkc, Meyer,
sailed from Departure Bay with cargo
of coal and lumber for San Francisco.
, 1887-08-18

For RENT. A warehouse, suitable for
storage or shop, next TO the Foundry.
For terms apply to the Bank,
, 1887-08-18

d
C. c. Bartlett
Z Go.
Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
General
Merchandise.
Shipping & Commiss' !. \
Merchants,
Clothing C Gents Fur
niShing Goods.
We are now offering our large and
well selected stock of Hens and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods at
Lower Prices than Eyer Before!
Our stock in these lines comprise the
latest styles and best goods. Come
and see what we have to offer before
purchasing elsewhere.
FAMILY GROCERIES !!

We always keep in stock complete
line of Choice Family Groceries, and
will sell them at prices which cannot
be beat by any firm on the Coast.
VIII deliver all goods free of charge
to any part Of the city.
Give us trial in this line and see
if We don't please you, both in prices
ard quality.
, 1887-08-18

\ large farm on WILDLY island, we'll
improved, has been placed fer sale with
the ARGUS agency. Get particulars ai
once.
, 1887-08-18
The C0rWIE,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.-The revenue
cutter Corwin, which left here on the
2d inst. for cruise TO Portland and
along the Oregon coast, broke her pro
peller while off Columbia river bar and
and was obliged to put back to this port
under sail, arriving here this evening.
, 1887-08-18
Lower Prices than Eyer Before!

Our stock in these lines comprise the
latest styles and best goods. Come
and see what we have to offer before
purchasing elsewhere.
, 1887-08-18

We are now offering our large and
well selected stock of Hens and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19
COAL. AND wOoD.

n III. WEST. (late OF Crump& & West
Y. COAL and WOOD UNDER SHELTER.
OFFICE REp-fR0NT. 'fhono No. ssS-
Ii an0rds us great pleasure 10 recommend
Mr.. Z. II. WEST to our friends aud t9rmer
patrons. G. G. THON,
Pr CARkINGT0N.
CRUNr & WEST we're succcessors TO 7. X,
CARRINGrog. my le-im
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(,RFAT CLOSING-O U TG&I
u SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES FKt
REGARD ESS OF COST. E&

We are selling the greatest bargains ever
offered in this city In BOOTS and SHOES for
ali classes and sizes. The entire stock must be
Iold in a few weeks. Look at few Of our
prices and compare them With others:
LADIES' GRAIN BUTTON BOOTS at tl-regu-
lar price $50; -. .u,,,
LADIES' PEBBLE GOAT BUTION BOOIS az
81 l50-regular price 81:
LADIES' FINE KID BOOTS at tl.b5-regular
ZFIEIER BROTHERS' FOXED-LACED at
Al i5O-regular price g %
ZFIGLER BROTHERS FOAEDBUTTON to-
regular price 50; ,,,.,,
ZEIGLEK BROTHERS PEBBLE GOAT But
Ton at s2--regular price 2.15;
ZFIGLER BROTHERS FINEST KID BUTTON
at S2.i5-sells everywhere for $50;
LADIES' FINE HIGu-CUT BOOTS at G.2j-
LADIES les FINE HCH.CUT BOOTS at s3-regu-
OPERA SLIPPERS for i5c. worth si.25, and 9Oc.
FINiST KID OPERA SLIPPERS philadelphia
makel. $l.5O-regular price s2.25;
NFN'S FINE CALF HAND-SEWED SHOES, IN
Congress, Button. and Laced, at tt-neVer
sold Tor less than $50;
MEMS GENUINE CALF CATERS and BALLS
25-always sell for 50;
BOYS BUTTON and BALS. at sl.25. sl.5O' N.i5,
aud s2-regular prices sl.l5. g, s.5U, and -
\ large lot OF LADIES CLOTH SHOES, In But
TOD, Laced, aud Congress, at sl-greatest
bargains ever sold; 800 -
MIN, KIP BOOTS at -, S225. aud S2.5O-were
81 $3.50, and si: aud many other bargains
too numerous 10 mention
Come and secure some OF these BIZ bAh-
GAINS. A. BOW IT, 1h',
10 foit Fifth and Broad Stroets.
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GOI and COS Broad street.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19

Now /. the time to have your OSTRICH
FFATHERs CLEANSED. DYED. and CURLED
IN tne most artistic manner at
J. STORCKS,
305 east Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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corner Fourth and Broad.
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B00J,a in SnShes.
Our Const0ntIu Increasing BusJI'csS

S @ 1 money
DEPAkfhLNl
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IS USUAL, WE OFFER THIS WEEK TIE BEST BARGAINS IN
RICHMOND IN RELIABLE DRY GOODS


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19
CARPETS, MATING. &c.

7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
| .-',sng stock Of goods. CHINESE NAT
rINg Of ali grades and styles; OiL-SLoIHS OF
IiN1 Ii,,,,ins y. md widths; CARPETS, RUGS, and
sMaTS' a. SHADES and HOLLANDS. Large as
sortment 40 OF LACE CUkIAlNs w az 10" pro prices, IS
Fspoi iap nr conntry. All orders promptly attended
clty VI N" A. JENNINGS,
To- 1911 east Main street.
80 Richmond, Va.
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NYoT man YET.-THOUGH so

~ many OF my old friends and customers
have forgotten me since left my old stand on
Ninth 81 eet, am still alive and doing business
Al 100 Main street. In the CUTTING, TAILOR
ING. DYEING, sC0URING, and REPAIRING
RI'SIN Rss. Now, my old friends, my new
friends, and the public generally. II you want
nnstbirg & in my line OF business, give me call
and viii 60 your work for you right and rea.
sopatle. Kid Gloves cleaned for ioc. pair.
kesps ciiUily, X y. ADAMS.
Sc IP1r 10 Main street.
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COMMENCEMENT ExERCisEs.
plCAMOND COLLEGE.

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tONMEN ENCEMENT-W EEK JUNE i9fH I'd !io.
SUNDAY. i9rH-Sermcn. by Rev HoSari
Oeeood, -. d., 81 Rochester, y. \.
MONDAY. n)gH-Jolui celebration oi literary
sccielie~. Addresses by students.
TUESDAY, 2iST-Address before the SOLE
ties. ry lion. William L. Wilson, Of Charles
toWp. West Va.
WEDNESDAY,, 22D--AlUmui address. Dy
v yndham Il. Meredith. Esq. of kicnmOnd.
THURSDAY. 23D--Announcencnt OF donors
and delivery OF medals and diplooas
An ,hese exercises Ia the College chapel, os-
ginning ASIDE NJ.
Meeting - trustees al the College WkDNkS-
DAY. Nd, atiiAM g. 10 u
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} ORGAN, AND

WE, THE PIANO, ORGAN, AND
w sHEET-MUSIC DEALERS, agree 70
CLOSEOUR PLACES or BUSINESS on AMI
AFTER JUNE 20, 1857, at O'CLOCK 7. NJ.
until SEPTEMBER -. 1881.
RYLAND & LEE,
WALTER ID. MOSES & Co.
NJ. b. RAMOS & Co,
lie Is-st HUME, MINOR & co.
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Summer Goods and Sumner Bargains
ThalhiIO0l' Brothers.


Everything
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st2l 10. a yard
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HATlS over
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THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
FIFTH AND BkohD siHhhi'
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